Okay, I don't post often but MSN has a few gems today An article linked below the one above also has good info, this one's "Good or Bad, Baby Names Have Lasting Effects"
- Boys with names traditionally given to girls are more likely to misbehave than their counterparts with masculine names ... Girls given boy names also see an effect.
- Names that sound as though they came from a family of low socioeconomic status, might be tagged as less capable of achieving, for instance.
- Accumulating research has shown a strong link between a person's like or dislike of his or her name and high and low self-esteem.
- Children with a deviant spelling of a common name tended to have slowed spelling and reading capabilities.
Okay, I don't post often but MSN has a few gems today An article linked below the one above also has good info, this one's "Good or Bad, Baby Names Have Lasting Effects"
- Boys with names traditionally given to girls are more likely to misbehave than their counterparts with masculine names ... Girls given boy names also see an effect.
- Names that sound as though they came from a family of low socioeconomic status, might be tagged as less capable of achieving, for instance.
- Accumulating research has shown a strong link between a person's like or dislike of his or her name and high and low self-esteem.
- Children with a deviant spelling of a common name tended to have slowed spelling and reading capabilities.
Re: MSN Article: "What baby's name says about you"
Okay, I don't post often but MSN has a few gems today An article linked below the one above also has good info, this one's "Good or Bad, Baby Names Have Lasting Effects"
Here's the link:
https://www.livescience.com/culture/baby-names-effects-100610.html
Here are some highlights:
- Boys with names traditionally given to girls are more likely to misbehave than their counterparts with masculine names ... Girls given boy names also see an effect.
- Names that sound as though they came from a family of low socioeconomic status, might be tagged as less capable of achieving, for instance.
- Accumulating research has shown a strong link between a person's like or dislike of his or her name and high and low self-esteem.
- Children with a deviant spelling of a common name tended to have slowed spelling and reading capabilities.
I want to put ALL of that in my siggy! Seriously!
Couldn't agree more!